Bear Brotherhood Pride Flag
The bear brotherhood flag, stripes from dark brown to black with a black paw print, designed by Craig Byrnes in 1995. At 90cm x 150cm it is made for a wall, window, balcony or flagpole, or for wearing as a cape at a parade or Pride. Stitched water-resistant polyester with grommets for rope, posted from New Zealand.
Bear Brotherhood Pride Flag
The bear brotherhood flag, stripes from dark brown through orange, gold, tan and white to grey and black, with a black paw print. At 90cm x 150cm it is big enough to cover a bedroom wall, fill a window or fly from a balcony, and it makes a great cape for a parade or Pride. 😉
The most widely adopted bear flag was designed by Craig Byrnes in Washington, D.C., in 1995. Its colours represent the furs of animal bears around the world, not necessarily the skin and hair colours of people.
Source: Wikipedia: Bear flag
A quality stitched flag with side grommets (that’s the term apparently!), so you can tie it to a flagpole or hang it with rope. Made from water-resistant polyester.
There is a matching Bear Pride Pin and a Bear Brotherhood Pride Badge.
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Bear Brotherhood Pride Flag
